G D Esus2 G D G On raglan road on an autumn day i saw him first and knewCadd9 G Esus2 G Esus2 D That his dark hair would weave a snare that i might one day rueCadd9 G Esus2 G Esus2 D I saw the danger and yet i walked along the enchanted wayG D Esus2 G D G And i said "let grief be a falling leaf at the dawning of the day" [Verse 2]D Esus2 G D G On grafton street in november we tripped lightly along the ledgeCadd9 G Esus2 G Esus2 D Of a deep ravine where can be seen the worth of passions playCadd9 G Esus2 G Esus2 D The queen of hearts still making tarts and i not making hayG D Esus2 G D G But i loved too much by such and such is happiness thrown away [Verse 3]D Esus2 G D G I gave him the gifts of the mind i gave him the secret signCadd9 G Esus2 G Esus2 D That's known to all the artists who have known true gods of sound and timeCadd9 G Esus2 G Esus2 D With word and tint i never did stint i gave him reams of poems to sayG D Esus2 G D G With his own name there and his shiny black hair like the clouds over fields of may [Verse 4]D Esus2 G D G On a quiet street where old ghosts meet i see him walking nowCadd9 G Esus4 G Esus2 D Away from me so hurriedly my reason must allowCadd9 G Esus2 G Esus2 D That i had wooed not as i should a creature made of clayG D Esus2 G D G When the angel woos the clay he'll lose his wings at the dawn of the day
Raglan Road
Loreena McKennitt
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